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In my opinion, the Castle's distinguishing features are:
-) a powerful starting army due to:
a) strong first-level units (even unupgraded ones have 10 hit points);
b) under certain circumstances, second-level archers are added to them.
-) interesting heroes, both for the start (e.g., Valeska or Christian) and for long-term gameplay (Sir Mullich, etc.);
-) a reasonably balanced amount of resources required to build the strongest unit (10 of each, unlike many other Castles where you need a huge amount of just one resource);
-) the special ability of Archangels, as well as their good characteristics (according to the computer and many players, the Archangel is the strongest unit available in the Castle);
-) if an external stable is available, there is the possibility of a free upgrade for cavalry units;
-) when clearing the griffon conservatory, there is the possibility of upgrading angels in the Castle. And even without an upgrade, they won't lower morale;
-) a limitation when building magic;
-) the relative weakness of fifth-level archers;
-) if griffons are built early, along with an increased growth rate, you get a fairly powerful unit with unlimited counterattack.
Overall, I can say that personally, when this Castle appears, it evokes positive feelings, especially in connection with the potential of Sir Mullich and/or the "Prayer" spell.